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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
2
The piece argues that youth mischief mirrors past generations and condemns overprotective parenting and modern psychology. It notes police action against local juveniles, warns against pandering to ease, and calls for acknowledging harsh realities of life over sugary comfort.
A large religious rally is planned for Dauphin next Wednesday afternoon with Pontifical Mass by Archbishop Murray of Winnipeg. Parishes across the Northwest diocese participate and Father Peyton advocates Family Prayer to save society. Manitoba Premier Campbell endorses the Western Canada Rosary Crusade.
A playful recount of a traffic incident with a line of little motorists. One attempted to pass a line and another ran afoul with a traffic officer. The tally drops as the story notes the various near misses and the resulting reduced numbers from nine to five.
A poem style notice tells of five little motorists traveling after tea. One by one they meet misfortune until only one remains, who vows to follow the Safe Driving Code. The piece ends with the moral Drive Carefully and Live Longer.
TOGO NEWS notes visits by Jack Adderson of Wadena and Hector Topham from Saskatoon. Joan Eddy of Winnipeg and Alvin McKnight travel between towns. Dr. G P Baker and wife visited Winnipeg. Rev E S Dixon to lead United church services. Mrs J W Eddy returned from Winnipeg. Twins born to local residents. Homemakers Club fundraiser for CNIB succeeds. Scoville family returns from Sudbury and takes residence. Raymond Scoville accepts a job at Hampson’s Hardware.
An Oct 6 meeting at the Roblin Rink invites citizens to save a Memorial Community Hall project. The letter recalls wartime service by local veterans and urges action to fund and build a hall, noting the town's prosperity and youth lacking recreation space. It calls for turnout and funding, urging donors to contribute.
Rev J Carlyle Parker announces World Wide Communion observances at Knox United Church on Sunday October 2 at 7 p m and at Tummel 11 a m. The service unites Protestant churches worldwide to affirm Christian solidarity in worship.
Mrs. J A Jupe announces Miriam Victoria to wed J Allan Beaven of Roblin with the ceremony on Thursday October 13. Mr and Mrs D T Jones announce Gladys Mae to wed Alfred Fiwkner of Springside Sask with a Roblin United Church ceremony on September 30 at 3 30 in the afternoon.
Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in our recent sorrow. For the beautiful service, floral offerings, and other kindnesses, we are deeply grateful. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Radford.
An interested mother praises a community memorial hall to honor World War I and II heroes, expressing pride in the project and thanks to the editor for space in the newspaper.
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